The multi-hour tutorial phase is far too long and dull and in general there's too much NPC monologues in the game, but other than that the visit in the Night City has been very pleasant and engaging.

A chill game about spending time at a summer cottage. The usability is unnecessarily difficult, but the visuals and level of coziness are nice. I wish there were customization options. (Early Access)

A hilarious physics-based couch co-op game. Bunny men clumsily jump over each other and die violently on sharp spikes. It gets very challenging in later levels.

Decent top down racing game with good replayability and somewhat rough UI. It's a little annoying that there are in-app purchases, but luckily they're not mandatory to progress in the game.

Walking simulators are not my favorite genre, but there was so much more to this that really grabbed my attention and made it memorable.

The game had me at Black Mesa Inbound.

Hadn't played souls games before so didn't understand right away how many ways there is to play this. The thing that made the difference for me, was to discover the right character build and weapon.

Up to a certain point, this is a mesmerizing exploration game. If only I hadn't played up to that point.

Simple, fun and infuriating two-player puzzle platformer.

A bit too dull, unchallenging and repetitive on puzzles. Not my favorite Monkey Island, but still recommendable as long as you don't expect too much.